NME — Lady Gaga and Trent Reznor have also signed the open letter more info

Rolling Stone — During Dave Grohl's acoustic set at Cannes Lions, the Foo Fighters frontman recalled a time when Taylor Swift saved him from embarrassment in front of Paul McCartney. The story led into Grohl performing the Foo Fighters hit "Best of You." As he pl... more info

Consequence of Sound — Sir Paul McCartney, Lady Gaga, Michael Stipe, Lin-Manuel Miranda, and many others also participate. more info

Stereogum — A nice thing about Dave Grohl: He has been astronomically famous for a full quarter-century, and he still seems vaguely thrilled and weirded out by his own fame. Case in point: Last night, Grohl played a tiny invite-only solo-acoustic show at the Can... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — "Innocence", the new video from former NIGHTWISH singer Tarja Turunen, can be seen below. The clip was filmed in Buenos Aires, Argentina with movie director Mariano Cattaneo. The song is taken from Tarja's forthcoming heavy rock album, "The Shadow Se... more info

Rolling Stone — Jack White, U2, Pearl Jam, Beck, Britney Spears, Lady Gaga and Trent Reznor have joined Taylor Swift, Paul McCartney and over 150 more artists in signing a petition that calls for a reform of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The DMCA w... more info

BBC News - UK — Musicians including Taylor Swift, U2 and Sir Paul McCartney call for online copyright laws to be reformed. more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — A teaser for "Innocence", the new video from former NIGHTWISH singer Tarja Turunen, is available below. The song is taken from Tarja's forthcoming heavy rock album, "The Shadow Self", which will be issued on August 5 via earMUSIC. The full "Innocenc... more info

Roadrunner - Blabbermouth — According to The Pulse Of Radio, LED ZEPPELIN have reportedly turned down $14 million for two reunion performances at October's "Desert Trip" concerts in Indio, California. Showbiz411.com — the site that broke the news on the concerts —... more info

NME — Over 160 artists and record labels say the Digital Millennium Copyright Act is unfair to songwriters more info